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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

l4aF are feeling depressed Yeuf apf%iIts
is poor year are tclheFtu slih Nssftaels
YuD arr aakettF ltrFogs. AID generally 9al
oi sorts. sud 4ani - fa.s up hrsre az,
but Roi uigh slm 1isufs spring medle.uss,
or ciuers satch have fof their basis very
cheap. bad ~hisEey aaf which stimulate
you ios ia hour. and then lsare you d.
worse coEoiEen than before - bat yuu
~aat IS al alternative that ~ll purify yoer
blood start healthy ac'icn ~ Liver ane
htdDsys restore your vitality. aud eiys re-
newed health and strength. Surh e Iuedi.
cine sou Ni.i Hga in Electric bHiefs aud
only - cents battle si Wa. ii. iIoos
ITur ~Iulr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

vi emntv ths s.ss.L ~ t-s treatment e
saa.u.llsfisa 81 .i.a,ls. lotAhlY "a the a.aal
Bl.lalg g-latls. a ci..ia = sIfeai over tes sat
~ ...a.a..sati.s an,i s.5s pong ~ water
upoa s IS maintained 70 sals ena tAe ar
rslasenient igl-r aeserif.ed lsnis liss- -isi-if-
abiF All a s.1s aFip can - ia1i'ti 'iii.1 ~
the hogr on aAy P-see. Al safij lse ~ tnl'
eeiilasian fae q n.ssassi va y ia- tlotn several
hoals Co cne of t.so 1sjs nla5 Pfefe.i- Many
Nee.l .ls N ai.kuezs --.ta iei-tlsc Aia'ri-aA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

4 new n0thai ~ preparing frrsh dsh for
trenarorfannn - distant narkafs e hc Z
tri.-l ar North saa fishing uorts The f'h ar9
r. SEA n feei barrels i3 an anslssrfie soiu-
t,oaof per eert toracic and rsrtarc artis
A. ssis m si uer cent purs water. the i.qriii
lel1 fr~-i Ia gnder a pressure - s'zty
Fo1ods .o f1e artVe lach. iresh Gse tar'
frarar-i sre Row snrn'iei % the ioG.ion
raartsts from fha Usus-a. scottish and -'eb
iain .ssrd Esleries
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
MUSKEGON.
Established 1880. Incorporated 1886.

Nav he consulted Free Of Charge. Bf1dge.St House
Wednesday March 2Sd al day IN evening w. T. D0ugan
d. C. NJ, late of England, eminent specialist IA Throat and
Lung Diseases, Will he one of the physicians here.
Dr. Dougan has sole Of the recently invented nstru-
ments. "PneumotometeT" and "kotemeter by whch be
enabled to of Catarrh bronchitis, Asthma loss of
Voice etc. which have heretofore been pronounced
bic All diseases treated and al consultations
y confidential Under circumstances viii hopeless
he taken We also have Oxygen both Office ard Home
Treatment Napor Baths and Electric Treatment gwen
Institute
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

f1oba ~ nq ons tAius ass sassst sfa I
sea<fs, revival 81 usts 81 Au. II iseiss
bfax -s1rs - faeif KsiaE assY ~ tlef
esaskoaaffs ~ a. assas Cree tfiai beit.es "a
bf ktnFt Aa0 bsasefF faf tlsasa ~
tiesl. Iasf trade - ampig Fa1rtooge 81
this Ysfy vslaal,is aftl. Il fsr tar fkef fhki
Il al~aFs e8fos snd nesei 8lsspgps4is
cDtighs Csias Asfhaaz bfsnC4lis. t'fu4B
An8 az ihfoa aad lang diseases 4tlesiy
eafs1 "a aau tsst i bsAafe bgy * -
Rsltink tr.s1 notf.s ues. iagke site !
Every boti.e s3rrssiod
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Victoria, lex was recently visited by
cyc,on.. which damaged ths water tower
there, 1s SHOWN in the accompanying iiiust,a-
ton. Pho Scientific -iinsriran accounts Tor
the damage AZ follows. Tornado sFi-i.s blow
a. tae r4-a ~ from - 70 100 miles pep hour
and exert Is losee 81 from tcTty lo sixty
-,aials PER square FOOT 81 area The mean
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

r. = eisfnes tast the .anzs.f eoIHn'efe,3
as,flen - q Eest ig lsrtes ~ fs-f aekes
sei IS lzsFs ~ ffslnaze EDFiersrs laa EeF
ttet-n sfiefaef f1riei aae 81 eqfsF-e ef az
cseste8a nes9 ttis 1tF 49, - Hlstee tas .ara
81 sslaa,i ~ ~ noftt 81 Rkea esl1.aes1i t
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Relaid hy the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at a. and g. keBt-st.
CARPETS cleaned a. good a. new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
Pet cleaning machine IN the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
S. n. ALLEN, Manager.
r. B.-Mr. ~. Y. ClenusE4 -
10 longer connected with this
concern
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Iaaysrs ~ stone coCfainia5 some ~ the sup
peel n1nla1 fCotp~Iufs ateiF found near
Lake Man4ssa, Ia s Aearagaa. have been
seat o. tas Nientsa Natural History museum
Ihe stone j. volcanic tuia, and the ini-
pr-ssious are extremely sharp ami Distinct,
aad Il genuine footprints, prove the exis5snca
ol man in Cenfral America az a ysry remote
period -New YORK sun
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

A houss corstrartsd entirely az materials
ni-nuiacturs.i ~ stra~ Is cases ~ the pr1.ni>si
novelties ~ D. evn.hilssl 4t fae larthcoming
Ansrlesn ~1tia.tiaa .u ioalan Satl haase,
With. aefar4.as O. Iron, IS being alaiie ira
feua-f -faHia. s 10 represent sn An'eflcsn
villa $50 ani s hs.t .tofies higl. and cossr-
ins . space Of fore .teo ieet ly hftg lset
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
spiders Assrss.ra b, r,eetrie Light.

a ~ ashMgiou eorr0ponisfst coinHents On
. s7eei-- OF spider tbat has sppears.l siIfe
tne ltrei9-iisn ~ eierlrlc lights it piss .gs
cral. fsy snd nsghr Everywhere its webs
aIa sen aapslt.ng = dlngy. dirty app..sla aiice
60 iha architectural ofaanlentatien oul,its
snd ceilings inside bgi-dns. gaat are -ia-
minated ~ e.sclricyy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

rl- tene M7ein ean wf.Ele ar-E ssrF . 30
ronr.is n rseaat@i sn r. heht trrri ufeh
esa - sas rsi. RAISED movei IiefsNr fl
enc fa'nf Al eaeiH as garifu res sNi
e.b loare aut aat1r7stifsiF 80 -a0ts q
raafe Thef4 is - cfsnk Fl rars faers =
~ aeor - f-efas ffs-e alaa simf.t sefs
sas hal-ss <1ae sd theH f.rseis 81 at el
rslr. sae.- rex asFlf rrcat 8 D. ts~ ~
kesria1 tse Ere site's rsi.ss ~ HTs fest aF
q - lsfhrs T1e essss ~ e ~ is t.3e af
tlau ~ IRE ressli. fsfee ta ars the assf sseL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

SFring tss come and trade is immense
With mt
My Plces srs 30 L1s snd g4sgsntee
f.ss. and Z xerF latest ssyle which sre
t-rDsa ogf a. gny place.
Trade sp 4tes su9h Inducements.
The large 3 assortment st Imported
end Domestic Wooisns ever shown AZ
this cry a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

There are ~ kinds OF flowers IN the Arctic
regions Fifty OK these do rot grow any
nLera al...
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
Hernloek BARK

The undersigned sill pay the highest mar
kel price for Hemlock bark 10 be loaded Oh
cars as any side track north OF Grand Rap
IDS. Correspondence solicited.
y. b. CL.RK
1ol Ottawa ST.. Grand Kapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
s.sie uaa- WIN rsotor-sps.

g. b. ssxzeerei hl - i.olion F.-,d fea- y
rtof. zrsr rblrz slt'lies. ~ 80 vorslg r7ri--
- -csIs. clear snsl distinct three f1sl ruis
- PLACED "a tae ol - aai r.lato.f spesa
-lts sL Th@ via afgs trlie s-ala
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

THE 3zr sA1vEin the world for Cuts
Bruises S0Fos. Ulcsrs, Salt Rheunl. Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped haads, Chilblains
COrns aud al Akln Erupgions. ard positive
y cures piles or 40 pas required. y y
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction o.
scOney reunde3. Price - osnss per box
FOR sale a. Wm "a Iibhs dfug storfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

You can order Headlight and Little
naisv Soaps from the Grand Rapids soap
Company Dy telephone No. 5le 3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
COANgRCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ASS v01r grocer far Headlight and Little
Daisy soap. In be hss not got them ask
him why be don { gei them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-12-10
One More i'm Heaven.

One less at home!
The charmed circle broken-a dear face
Missed day by day from its accustomed place,
But cleansed and saved and perfected by grace;
One more in Heavenl
One less at home!
One voice of welcome hushed, and evermore
One farewell word spoken; on the shore
Where parting comes not, one soul landed more
One more in Heaven
One less at home
Chill as the earth-born mist the thought woult
rise,
And wrap our footsteps round, and dim our eyes
But the bright sunbeam darteth from the skies
One more in Heaven.
One more at home!
This is not home, where, cramped in earthly mold
Our sight of Christ is dim-our love is cold,
But there, where face to face we shall behold,
Is home and Heaven
One less at home!
It's pain, its sorrow, and its toll to share;
One less the pilgrims daily cross to bear,
One more the crown of ransomsd souls to wear,
At home in Hnazan1
One more in Heaven!
Another thought to brighten cloudy days,
Another theme for thankfulness and praise,
Another link on high our souls to raise
To home and Heaven!
One more at home!
That home where separation cannot be,
That home where none are missed eternally;
Lord Jesus, grant US all place with Thee,
At home in Heaven!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-12-10
Miscellaneous.
. Best . Made .
Clothing
Miscellaneous.

The Fall and Winter stock for
1888, no1O being exhi6lted at
Oehm'S Acme Hall is Pronounced
by eOe,yboay to be the .gyundest, by
far, and m0st choice evey seen in
Baltimore, aOAtze sArsaOd JUICES de-
clare tile prices to be 'aOay 6elosV
these Of any Ohley house in the bus
mess :. The great stock Of FUR
~NISHIWG GOODS is AkezOise
sold 0e,y close :. Call and see as.
Iszto,y, sokrhtey 6uying oyuot, are
alzoaYS aOezc0Dae, ana zUe nuve evrzy
convenience for their accommOda-
hon :. If unable to come, send for
Catalogues, Samples and Self
Measurements, aOAich shall be for-
sOaraed, free Of cost, by return mail.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
X.pralra items.

Miss Tcxic Farmer, OF Ma'"'''
visiting the Misses Woodri'E MS
week. p.,;
~Tonmic Britt, living in the Pral-
ric Point ncighborhood, dled l",' 7"n'
d,v anil his remains were buried "'Af
Prairie cemetery The following Nun
day, Mic.
oulo.p Could he not be prevailed Oh
90 hccomc a candidate FOR the Ies'sl"-
lure? We would liheto hear from '"'
Col. ON the subject .
For the last four years we ""'
Nod splendid Union SnhaH! Se!,o'
nt V.prair'c, there no "r''S 7"'''"'
, nanoh Of any one persuasion to nave
snn,ro,c sunday School, hence IN
%Iv;ou sunday School, but the REV. "
= Casey 0or whom we have M"
1,.1t instructed his members (M"th'
e,.n 90 sever their connection WIZ
n,hn, denominations and have " SUI
1~,y.school Of thcir own. bro. '",'
ri, look the grounds that union s'"''
~ cnhool. ne, ompli,hcl very little goo
~, 60, Of the forty Sunday school ''n'
,rs inv, have profcsscd religion ="
,,oon an fine Circuit. thirty Ia
cd ;a;n,1 the Methodist Church.
:" wonder if Bro. Casey WIN "N' :
same ground, at New Bethel mat
&c. did at X.prairie.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
In MemOriam

MRs. MARGARET w. WARE, wife OF
DIR. J. c. Ware. formerly OF THIS rouh-
IL, died in Tupclo, Miss, March TO-
1887. She was born in Noxubee 20,
july Is. 1850. and was the daughter o
7. il. and 5. A. Gale. To do justice
TO the subject of our sketch. woIhd re,
uuirc the pen of one Of better mental
capacity than this writer possesses
But having known her long ana
known her well, W. feel IL 4 SWEEP
privilege TO offer a few lines rs a tn
butte of love to the departed, ami also
AS a token of sympathy for those that
are bereft. Deprived by DEATH IN her
carly lite, OF a kind fathers care, II
soon tell to her lot, as eldest daughter,
TO become the chief nurse and as'is-
tant of an invalid mother. BN me
death Of this last parent, the iahHH
circle was broken. and lis members
t scattered. She lived with different re-
lalivcs. but for several yea: previous
q to he marriage, had made hrr ho,ic
= with It's. 1t was time OF FANNY anne
! tion when she am and she soon en-
deared herself to all by her KIND ano
assiduous nursing of the sick. oh'
oayc her heart to God in early W"
manhood. and joined the Mr'hodis
church at Hebron. She was never ct
i. monstrativc, but her religion was man
fest by her works. She cultivate
checrfulnoss, patience II ooeoleh''
u a combination of virtues, that MAJ
t. her an agreeable companion and VIII
H. inu assistant in all h uschold oul,'
,tc Her whole life wasthc faithful perlo
=. nance of duties. tor which she W
cmincntly fitted by her early irainll'
.ch in the school of experience. Bul '
nd think. after all, il was the last We"
,cn that gave the finishing lonchcS' III
4 made perfect a life already cohSer'
W ted to usefulness. For she became !
at. mother of motherless children, NJ
bic or were the duties of this RESPONSE
her position more faithfully discharS
and the children now "arise ana I
NOV hlesseA.n Her death was Il gle
.osh Gus triumph OF faith, The grim IN
90" etcr was robbed of his sting Tor
La said chow sweet to die and be Al re
10 tho hcrraynl husband, cml0E
sister and brother, we extend
heartfelt sympathy. Let her "o'
fine yours. DO your duty as she nln u
and this parting will not be ina''
whom The last end ONE ana
,n. have crossed the Jordan of DEATH
NV viii meet Won at the penrly ga'e''
MAJ Asleep IN Jesus-far from thee
ohe Thy kindred and their graves ma! y
cath, Rut thine is still n blessed sleep
was From which none ever wake to Weel
. ,o. NJ. A.
5 go lope'o 'o"'""'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
Wanted
,,o N;cc Fro,h butter a week,
29o N'c' r. NJ. MARX.

Ex.sherif, Benz. NJ, Walker Is "sa," '
before the people as a candidate II"
,heir s%utrragcs, and he comes w''n 'a'
,nuco of a hearty support from
,ricnds in all portions of the co"n' ny,
To Is. probably, as well known TO IL. -
a,,o If This county as any man III II
having served faithfully as l"s'''I ~ v
,', ns,re. as deputy sheriff and a' inc
shcria for several wears and III INC a."
ministra,ion Of his affairs mas n'aI m,I !,
himself popular. lie place. h'm.o'' Il u
"als If his friends and his part!
,;u submit, chccriully to their VI
ri.iOn,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16

cn. T. NJ, Thomas is announcer !"
the proper place as Il '"'s,,nlcr;..
seat .@a in the Lower House of Il G .'S ,nc
Is", e. and in appearing s,a "s'o' &c fine ''e
p.. Of Noxubce his sincere mann
for the confidence reposed in NJ" Nv :,
TO, :" w, nas,, and promises, ii el'''e" D!
INV , par to endcavor to discharge '''
',n,;"s Of the position faithfully '"'
conscientiously. All who . mu v,,ny
ona;u,cl with him an they are man" y;
a"",u' how competent he is to fun M
S '""r1 and the people CT" rely "po'
%eiug represented in the hes'''a'"'
'.,.,,,css and cficirm member
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
DRooRvILLE. Mss. Anril Is. 's7.

B%RooRvIILE, Miss, April l6, ~.
Editor Bcacon:-In your issue OF last
week one w B. Memories oyer the
signature of "Tcacher' has some very
mcharitablc things to say relative to
mysc't and the school law.
At first il occurred to me TO reply Mt
some length aud III detail to the ctfa-
sion referred 10, hut, on second thought
am satisfied neither the article nor
its author is worthy OF such consider
alton Al my hands.
lie WcMorrics) is very well known
to tue people of this place, Shuqualak
aud Macon, and ! leave it for those whC
know him personally to decide as L
whether or not | adopt the propc
course as to him and what he writes
No justification exists in law or fac
for the statements he makes, rs | al
ready to show to any one who will tax
the trouble to examine the records c
my Office and listen to n statement
my official dealings with him
Truly Yours,
f. A. PACE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
Proceedings Board Of Supervisors,

The following report Of EA race
was received and approved anu or'ler
cd spread upon the minutes as iolio"a
to-wit:
Herewith submit my annual report -
rhr names. sex ana color OF Of teachers en-
nloyrd. the number Of months iaNSht ny
each. ana the amount certified to pc QUE
cach during the past year. A. you WI ~
member. tie school law took elect SeI,t.r y,
her lst, thus beginning q new Sclo.aG,'t
vear Qc,aAcr lSt, lsSi. 50 The aerohhphalI-
Tcport only includes from Jan. Isl ''P
tembcr 39th, 1856. q fractional year.
color Mos Agtre-at'
NIT SALARY
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
MILLINERY

In all the latest shades and shapes"
Mns. Il. II. STONElHS
or1cr. solicited and satisfaction guar
su,eca. Goods chccrfully exchanged
If YOU suffer pricking pains on NOV,
inc the ewes, or caunot bear brlsh,,
ligh,. and find your sight weak ava
th,,ilino, you should promptly use Df
! IL McIcan's Strengthening E!'
-,alyc. % cents A box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
Money! to LOSD'

som on improved farm Janus !"
xoxubee and winston u. ''" y.ion o,
ncy auu,m straight. NO 'o'" Ann,ican,
=" ,.,ious. i've or seven years Nfi
n,,s for recording only, .our
pays 'V' JOHN Il. piNsAoHh'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
Notice

l. hereby given that the s'm n !" ser.
=, !, oSvamina,ions provided s tor I'm III 7G hc
~ NAH Al, school law OF lsSo. ,n,,ow 81 !;
hc' nn AZ tho, I"s trst saturday a in /, Mny t"
mhite, and on the sec com Examinations
colorcd applicants . ,,.,o Sl,' and continue
'"1 T"g:e III, %;sS ".'; to teach nos during spsn ,sj
summer, nvcl who have not been nav s, wish
s"rtiiica,cs, and those WIN sr .I of =.
,o ~ II" examined for c]er,ia nnw Mold
i, h;un nc trade ,hsn they now W moiu
n'S"ll apply on the days "0o'' ""''
e'; nv al action of the county INT summit rn
pa ID, at a, its last meeting, the sp'' INN
n "'m Of schools will be op cnIh" soI
i ,s,' and continue until + Ep a. PACE,
Inclusive. A., a ,s7. Supt
| MuIphs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16

Owing to IN anticipated change in
our business, ali persons having nm,
settled accounts with rs are requested
TO make immediate settlement with
out further notice.
n,chQ-lm C.I. HEINRlCH Il Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
Ice! lee! Ice!

Ihoye made arrangements by which
| can supply ice in sacks at Meridian
priccs, saving purchasers re'nrl
Charges on money. Any quantities a
retail every day.
upl9-3m u ii"hpiN'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
Y Tobacco Cheap Tobacco
y AarS will sell the cheapest to.
|'MvVr offered in Macon. Call and
'ss'ork ofTobacco is immense
Notice

~, given, tina, the Teachers
sa ! Tor April will be held. rs
Ia D.,,n,oSsvillc on the first and al
E'"''N on the third Saturday fol
sacAers,' at Macon ON Thu
anu Il, Brooksvilic on th'
saturday tor colored teachers.
N u. +. a. PACE,
f. MISS, Mcl. 10. 81. Supt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
New Irish Potatoes at

Dr HIPS residence came near beng
DESTROYED by fire last night. A wall
nocEei filed with papers caught from
, lomp and burnt up 10 the ceiling be-
fore it was stopped; it was II narrow
ocrnnp.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
-

r,u,,s of digestion cause disorders 7.
o, ,a,,', liver, and the whole system ot-
OF 'hr 'H Scr,n"cd, Dr., j. II. Mrleans
Sire Strengthening Cordial and II H Gi""s,io ",
p pnI Stimulation, and thus makes pure
blood,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16

:, ,nc dcrliuc Of life, inilr%%' m,,u UG.
SGT US to which our your" kidncys and
~ were strangers, our 'remrnt, but
mot1 nv equals Or; j.. j.. H. : , regulate,
Iiy,," and kidney Bal" rs
.r,hoSn organs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
CORN.

ENin the car for sale. Conc
y roads are good,
l.. W. MADISON,
Dccrbrook, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16

'ieFioTd & Swami will leave
WORTHY, and parties desiring
nc Work done in the photo
INC should call at once.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
LOOK! LOOK!

have uulis
,na, ! will sell cheap
COWS or beef Cattle
also have .,.;,,rs
that I will sell AZ CIV - il ,urni he'd
srll on time if good F'p'' +, ALl.s
b,.ohNille, A''s'
March %, 49,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16

Dow Mr. Brown conducted the has-
ter services at the Episcopal ennF9 ILL.,
which was beautifully decorated U,
fine ladies. On Tuesday Bishop II, NJ
Thomnsona arrived and rontirme" sew
~ candidates. Mrs. Dora Brown MIS-,
Dolby, Mrs. Helm and son, 3nni T TN,
Bishop preached to large ''"I ~ ~
,ions morning and evening lie re
'' 40 Passion Of Christ in a Inc''
and lorcialc manner, and deeply ''l,n Nh
.S.soa his hearers | y the truth III
sroudeur of his subject
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16

HEALTH AND BEAUTY OF
N can be restored by giving
|silner's Indian %Vcrmituge to
''orms that darkcn their CON-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
!, ornament EMPLOYMENT

l, y, given to a capable aud rrli-
\, w '%allvasscr residing ID this
n ~ y, Investment required. Clouds
nc year round. Reference
Write to ! r ~ " -
N0afoc Stree /. thaa." u,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-16
| Scroll Work.

repaired to do all kinds OF
sTing and Fine Wood Work,
y Gard Receivers, Brackets,
|as, Cabinets aud all manner OF
v birthday gifts, All work
y will be promptly done ane
non guaranteed Adde'S M
b, Miss,
I'm FRED UoLBERG.
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Notice

The Rev. L. b, Wcthcrspoon WIN
nrcach ia the Macon Presbyterian
Church mex. Sabbrth, April l1th, 1851,
ut 10 10 4. m., and 7 IL pm.
After the morning service a Consrc-
ea,ional Meeting will be held tor 'n'
n,,,osc Of securing Il preacher iof
one wear.
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hioh and low cut. A large lot OF Inc
OPERA SHIPPERS.

Nancy McDavid, col, died at her
daughter, Lydia McDoVid's, near Ma
con, April 7, 1897, aged no years. She
moved about TO the day Of her DEATH
was perfectly conscious, said she was
ready and willing TO 90, and drew l'f
last breath as quietly as if she was 90
inr to sleep.
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Change of Schedule

The mail going south 3; 2 a, M.
The mail going north at 9.23 p, m.
For the accommodation of the pub
Tic. the Company will run a passenger
coach attached to the local freight
trains. and they will arrive at Macon
as follows:
Going south at 72j a, m.
Going north at 3:20 p. m.
For IIe-No Tea go to MARX.
Navy Beans and California Pruncs
-, MARx'S.
A pair OF our fishermen, talking on
nhcir favoritc subject, used the follow
ing couplcts:
when the winds is West,
Fish bite the best
..Whcn the wind is East,
Fish bite the least,
When our German friend up thu
street added;
when the wind is Mouth,
Fish is nothing worth.
Buy sea. grass lines and other hsl
mo tackle from c, l., Smoot.
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Ihove some imported whi'key nal
WAS stamped in 1881 and Is quarry,
hn drsl.class article. Give Il
a trial.
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The meeting OF the Gra"o Lo"s
no independent Order of oaa re',
ou,s. win be an event of some lh'e'es.
to our town. The Committee gu p"' =
"t S,o,Lmau Lodge are formulating d
Orngromme which will include Il re-
rop,jon speech from the Mayor a o' '".
quot given by the Lodge, ANU na a arraugcd
o cr entertainments as can be arra"s''
q .'a,o tbc STAY of the Representa-
ives nlcasant. The odd Fellows ar -
.srnc,iuy their hall and putting ~ u
} suI will, no doubt, aid them . "
III, uns,in,ed hospitality 'h'y N"''
how to extend to visitors
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0VOU VUWIN9 '7"'
Il. NJ. MARX.
Hon. Daniel l.. Moore, member Oh
the Kentucky state Senate, ana ms
mother, Mrs. James II. Moore are WIS
;tino their relatives, the family o
Judge Footc.
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List of Letters

l'les IN the Post OMce at Macon,
|aprl L., 1851.
Elt.dley, Mi,,cy Brondle,
EUenis, Mngsv C,oks.
kI n. Nelly J Dudley,
y1 COL, II Z Gilhreathe,
|%sdherg & Son, Frank Greer.
|ssSSliah, Annie Hudson,
tr, Jhos Jordan,
sasa, Emanuel Robinson,
SFalnniafd' LIZ White,
rr,1lalns, Rev w u Williams,
baOh, Peter Wilson,
'aa'ew 4 Anderson ScNcal.
ss''ns for tho above say adyertis
'sNe date of advertisement.
L. j. STOKES, 7. NJ
sVNliornia Ham at l2l cts. at
MARKS.
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Wcn,hcriord x swan have oPenV'
a photograph tent here for "A 1t"
weeks,
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Evaporatea Dried Apples, .. n0o ot
late, ba'cs' MARKS 5.
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can pasture cattle on hcr""'''
rrass, on reasonable terms,
60 j. u. HODGES.
"a take effect April 10, Inc In
nrrss Will be taken OIL